Liquid crystal display device having look up table for adjusting common voltages and driving method thereof
a technology of liquid crystal display and look up table, which is applied in the direction of static indicating devices, instruments, etc., can solve the problems of poor display performance of lcd b>10/b> and poor electrical conductivity of common electrode material 111/b>
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[0014]FIG. 1 is a block diagram of an LCD device according to the present disclosure. The LCD device 20 includes an LCD panel 201 and a driving circuit 202. The driving circuit 202 includes a common voltage generating circuit 210 and a data driving circuit 220. The common voltage generating circuit 210 provides common voltages to a common electrode of the LCD panel 201. The data driving circuit 220 provides gray level voltages to pixel electrodes of the LCD panel 201. A voltage difference formed between the common voltages and the gray level voltages generates electric fields to drive liquid crystal molecules of the LCD panel 201.
[0015]The common voltage generating circuit 210 includes a timer 211, a microprocessor 212, a look up table 213, a voltage adjustment circuit 214, and a buffer, labeled as an output terminal 215. The microprocessor 212 is electrically connected to the timer 211, the look up table 213, and the voltage adjustment circuit 214. The output terminal 215 is electr...
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[0028]FIG. 3 shows a block diagram of an LCD device according to the present disclosure. The LCD device 30 is generally similar to the LCD device 20 except that the driving circuit 302 further includes a timing controller 330, and the timer 311 further includes a counter 316. The timing controller 330 provides clock signals to a data driving circuit 320 and a timer 311. The clock signal has a period Ta. An initial counter value X of the counter 316 is set to zero. At each time when a voltage level of the clock signal changes from a high level to a low level, the recording value X increases by one. When the recording value X reaches a predetermined value, for example, X=10000, the counter 316 sends the recording value X to a microprocessor 312. The microprocessor 312 calculates continuous operated time T of the LCD device 30, by the formula: T=X*Ta. Then the microprocessor 312 reads out an optimal common voltage corresponding to the continuous operated time T in a look up table 313. ...
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